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Topic: Is this normal?

moosejive
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Member # 14545

posted

I was walking to an appointment downtown the other day when I was approached by a man canvassing for some magnanimous cause (I forget which one).

For the first three seconds or so that he was talking to me, I could not understand a word he was saying.

I had to slowly refocus my attention on him and only him for his clear, well-spoken english to not sound like total gibberish.

Has anyone else here experienced something like this, or am I nuts in addition to Lyme-laden?

Posts: 20 | From Portland, Oregon | Registered: Feb 2008 | IP: Logged |

MusicMan
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 11966

posted

Hi there

Yep, your nuts! [Big Grin]

Naa just kiddin, I get that all the time.

A lot of the time I just nod my head and hope for the best. [Smile]

Steve

Posts: 406 | From Rhode Island | Registered: May 2007 | IP: Logged |

Beverly
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 1271

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Yes, I have had this too. It took a while, but it did get better for me with treatment.

It sure made me feel like I was nuts tho. [Big Grin]

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sixgoofykids
Moderator
Member # 11141

posted

Oh yeah!

One time my daughter wanted to know which movie to watch ..... She said some big, long story to me (still no idea what she said), then asked me a question.

I did not answer.

She shortened her story.

I still did not answer.

She help up both DVD's and said, "Mom point to which one you want to watch with me." I finally got it.

This was frequent. My kids would come to me, tell me some story and ask a question. I'd look at them all confused and say, "Make it really simple for me."

Mine completely went away with treatment.

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